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	<title>Comments on: Brick Sale Continues For Century High School Monument</title>
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		<title>By: Sara</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sara</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Feb 2017 23:24:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Well, I really think that the Century Historical Society could have stopped the demolition of this landmark. I don&#039;t know who the official owner of this building was; but, it seemed as if everything happened so quickly, after the tornado &amp; that the Century community was too shell-shocked to take the proper measures, that would have prevented such a tragedy for this old building to be demolished. Even the federal government has provisions to protect historic buildings, such as the old Century High School. I&#039;m certain that with the proper paperwork filed, we could have saved this beautiful old building. And now, with the sale of these bricks for $50. it seems disrespectful to all of the Black Cats that graduated,  from this wonderful place. It could have been preserved &amp; revitalized, with just a little help from the Historical Society or maybe from a Federal grant to preserve this historical building. It really is sad. At the very least, there should have been a chance to tour the school &amp; take some photos. I realize that this part of the county does not receive the respect &amp; taxes that the South end of the county receives. But, I think that if given the chance, all of the previous Black Cats could have gotten together &amp; raised enough money to bring the old school back to it&#039;s glory years &amp; use it as a place for community activities or reunions.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well, I really think that the Century Historical Society could have stopped the demolition of this landmark. I don&#8217;t know who the official owner of this building was; but, it seemed as if everything happened so quickly, after the tornado &amp; that the Century community was too shell-shocked to take the proper measures, that would have prevented such a tragedy for this old building to be demolished. Even the federal government has provisions to protect historic buildings, such as the old Century High School. I&#8217;m certain that with the proper paperwork filed, we could have saved this beautiful old building. And now, with the sale of these bricks for $50. it seems disrespectful to all of the Black Cats that graduated,  from this wonderful place. It could have been preserved &amp; revitalized, with just a little help from the Historical Society or maybe from a Federal grant to preserve this historical building. It really is sad. At the very least, there should have been a chance to tour the school &amp; take some photos. I realize that this part of the county does not receive the respect &amp; taxes that the South end of the county receives. But, I think that if given the chance, all of the previous Black Cats could have gotten together &amp; raised enough money to bring the old school back to it&#8217;s glory years &amp; use it as a place for community activities or reunions.</p>
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		<title>By: Rich Manry</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rich Manry</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Feb 2017 20:06:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Growing up as a player and fan of Century Blackcats&#039; biggest rival, Flomaton High School, I could not have been more envious of  &quot;Blackcat Pride&quot; and Century&#039;s winning tradition.  Maybe it was a mystique, but there was something about the Century Blackcats, winning and their fanbase that I respected and admired.  Century knew how to win and their fanbase and support was second to none!  I developed many friendships growing up playing football and baseball against and on the same team with several Century boys and coaches and you won&#039;t find better people anywhere!

My athletic career spanned into college at Auburn University but there will never be a sports moment that exceeds that Friday night on Oct 31, 1980, 13-12 Century/Flomaton football game.  It is a tremendous compliment to Century that the Flomaton players&#039; and fans&#039; celebration post-game was ecstatic!  Flomaton beat a dynasty that night and a dynasty that, to this day, still demands respect, certainly from me!  My hat&#039;s off and enormous respect to the Town of Century, CHS&#039;s former players, fans and alumni of CHS!  As Mr. Kayo Stanton used to say:  Heeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrreeeeeee Come The Blackcats!!!!  Well said, Mr. Kayo.  They did come and they won!  And, with Blackcat Pride, Century had something to be proud of!!!  I know that Blackcat Pride still lives today and I salute it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Growing up as a player and fan of Century Blackcats&#8217; biggest rival, Flomaton High School, I could not have been more envious of  &#8220;Blackcat Pride&#8221; and Century&#8217;s winning tradition.  Maybe it was a mystique, but there was something about the Century Blackcats, winning and their fanbase that I respected and admired.  Century knew how to win and their fanbase and support was second to none!  I developed many friendships growing up playing football and baseball against and on the same team with several Century boys and coaches and you won&#8217;t find better people anywhere!</p>
<p>My athletic career spanned into college at Auburn University but there will never be a sports moment that exceeds that Friday night on Oct 31, 1980, 13-12 Century/Flomaton football game.  It is a tremendous compliment to Century that the Flomaton players&#8217; and fans&#8217; celebration post-game was ecstatic!  Flomaton beat a dynasty that night and a dynasty that, to this day, still demands respect, certainly from me!  My hat&#8217;s off and enormous respect to the Town of Century, CHS&#8217;s former players, fans and alumni of CHS!  As Mr. Kayo Stanton used to say:  Heeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrreeeeeee Come The Blackcats!!!!  Well said, Mr. Kayo.  They did come and they won!  And, with Blackcat Pride, Century had something to be proud of!!!  I know that Blackcat Pride still lives today and I salute it.</p>
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		<title>By: Well</title>
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		<dc:creator>Well</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Feb 2017 17:05:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Might want to put a contact on there that will contact you back.
Emailed the listed person last time this story ran and never got a response.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Might want to put a contact on there that will contact you back.<br />
Emailed the listed person last time this story ran and never got a response.</p>
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